The holiday season is just round the corner and Wi- Fi Support is the marketing strategy adopted by major web giants to earn as much revenue as possible in their coffers. If we delve into major competitors in the web world Google, Microsoft and Yahoo can be termed as the ones who feature in the top bracket. All of them have adopted,wi-Fi support as a common strategy for marketing themselves and cash in on the festive spirit as tourist traffic will automatically increase in different parts of the world.
According to a latest media briefing by Google, the web pioneer will provide access of Wi- Fi in 47 airports across the United States of America. This plan will be continued well after the end of the holiday season stretching upto 15th January, 2010. The marketing plan will span across Seattle and Boston airports which undertakes considerable traffic in the festive season. About 35% of nation wide airport traffic is witnessed in these two which makes it them a very good selection.
As a traveler if you want to connect with a wireless hotspot system in one of these airports, a browser page will be automatically exhibited. After the browser page opens up, you will get the exclusive option of getting charitable. A little bit of charity on a holiday does not sound bad at all. During the same holiday season, Google is also providing free Wi- Fi access to you if you are boarding any Virgin America flight.
Similarly, during the Thanks Giving week, as one of the frontrunners of the web auction business E Bay Inc will extend Wi- Fi services to Delta flights. After logging on, as an user you can access the holiday page of E Bay.
Following in similar footsteps, since the month of September Microsoft Corporation has also followed up with its marketing process of providing Wi- Fi in airports and hotels. One of the utmost concerns of the firm is to enhance the traffic of users in its premier search engine Bing.
Let’s hope that the festive spirit matches well with an exclusive Wi- Fi Support experience for you.
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